Sentence examples for swift form from inspiring English sources

Catholics were encouraged to undertake such examinations of conscience not only before entering the confessional but, at least in swift form, as part of their nightly prayers.

In reality, the fact that Perry's non-flat "flat" tax plan is egregiously cynical is the only remotely reasonable thing about it — because in the present socioeconomic landscape, the "hard work" of selling an actual flat tax would amount to a swift form of political suicide.

The swifts form the bird family Apodidae, which is divided into several genera.

Fidell argued that a military commission would be a swifter form of justice, with streamlined testimony and appeals, and that jurors would be members of the U.S. military.

We then constrained the seven Metaves taxa (kagu, tropicbird, flamingo, two grebes, hummingbird, and swift) to form a clade (as in Figure 1A).

The juxtaposition of disparate elements created a swift, sardonic form; the stage action was heightened or provokingly contradicted by films and projections.

Canonical will then also share revenue from this service with the open source projects like Ceph and Swift that form the basis of the service.

These flocks may contain members of several species of swifts, although White-collared Swifts also form large single-species flocks.

This feature can be interpreted using a model based on the concept of effective local energy deposition, defined as the sum of the inelastic energy deposited by the swift track-forming ion and the elastic energy deposited by a primary knock-on atom inside the ion track.

There is a clear evolutionary tendency in the Equidae for the limbs to become long and slender, with a reduction in the number of digits in the swift-running forms.

And the kingdom has persevered in its often swift and brutal form of justice: eighty-three people were beheaded last year, according to Human Rights Watch — eight of them for nonviolent offenses.